Now they can't even be commemorated anymore anti-communist martyrs without incurring the wrath ofAnti-fascist inquisition. What happened? It happened that a Verona a concert was organized in honor of Jan Palach, the Czechoslovakian patriot who set himself on fire Wenceslas Square, to Prague, to protest againstSoviet invasion. Sponsored by the Province, the initiative takes place on the fiftieth anniversary of the sacrifice of the young Prague student, It is worth mentioning that Jan Palach's gesture created a huge impression throughout free world (that's what they were called then the West and all areas of the globe not under communist rule). An initiative that should not arouse any negative reaction.

The Republic: «Sovereignist provocation»

But no. Local anti-fascists thunder against the concert from the website the Republic. «Sovereignist provocation»: so the newspaper directed by Mario Calabresi defines the Veronese initiative. There is talk of «Nazirock musical groups» and the c. is heavily attackedmunicipal councilor Andrea Bacciga, who presented the concert to the press. Remember that this summer - listen, listen - Bacciga «gave the Roman salute addressed to the feminists of Non Una di Meno who were against the anti-movement 194. The latest provocation of the far right is staged once again in Verona, city ​​where neo-fascist groups go hand in hand with ultra-Catholic associations". Here then is the mystery of the anti-fascist "outrage" revealed the Republic. In fact, it so happens that this summer's initiative against the abortion culture did not go down well with the "politically correct" inquisitors. So any pretext is good for attacking the "dark reactionaries" of Verona.
source – http://www.secoloditalia.it/2018/12/non-si-puo-commemorare-neanche-jan-palach-tuoni-antifascisti-contro-un-concerto-in-suo-onore/amp/